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irwin stop hat coughiu.. ,.cg,,.. ~.
dry hacking aud cstatsh dto.,,''' TO tai,
vents decline, night >weHts lsf.s il,
death frufa c1nsumU;ipu. '- IT 81 /,
After the disease lad IaNaip.....
ali est physi"iins, aud ic>u,ir i""t III Of,
all hopes of reCJvcry. nnu, ,,. Ael -
dreds of dollars travelinl Va 'e"Ylns b
United state, aud Mexico V|ti"'''',. ugNoui
Robinson has at last di,cov.,o', 'eief
which has worked u mitacuIou. c',. i-rt
This wonderful catarth crte cs,, upoa /
tined direct from the Doctor NV be
struct thu patient how tousc fl a, 40 VII
To many who have been vi,I'.,.i4t'
recovery this remedy VIII pfoye va, l1pa
night, bow of promise NAT hesi,' 't y .
piness may yet be theirs FREQ if.s,,a ali 4
once - Austin street. ais AT " 't,"nSyN i
son Cos Drug stotc, Waco a. 4Hi
Agents wanted for all loos,,..
hcteiiue Is not sold oy dfuggl,,s Vs va
terms The greatest opaoriuutv IVY
yourself aud h'lp the ufllcteI. AK, w
lctef' OF Importance TX. u RORfXsss,
Treatment flt consumption or c'ts.ol \
advanced s'nEHs. Circular hv mai, e..
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ton took p.sc; At Gidjing', Lee
county. abou tn ears 40.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-03

Now il IT., time 90 buy furniture
while the Waco Furniture company
/, liking to move. They are selling
at actual cost No mistake about
fins
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Any one wanting furniture had
better strike while the iron is hot, tor
Pcck says they must 90. Whatever
ho says goes.
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buses, and
iheap for
b business
Iciiic hotel,
| will find
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-03

Gentlemen listing cur store should
inspect our new clothing stock, before
leaving sanger Bros.
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n ile chance to secure beautiful
suburban elevated property City
homes. House of every de- criplion.
Lots and farms for sale.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26
PACIFIC NAIL

APPOINTMENT OF dKsKRAL AASAoRR
AND CHANCE OF HEADQUARTERS
TO San FsANoIsoo.
SAN FRAHoIsco, June 25.-Word was
reserved In this city today that at q
meeting OF the Directors of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, b. MOseley
was appointed General Manager OF the
company, with headquarters ct San
Francisco. News Of she appointment
caused little sarpgise, bat the transfer
Of headquarters from New York TO this
city vas entirely unexpected.
When the annual meeting OF the d.
rectoFs was beld recently, J. B. Houston,
President and Acting Manager resigned
and the position has remained vacant
since that time. The appointment Of
Mr.. Moseley took effect on the sd inst.
The change Of headquarters was she
subject for much discussion In steam
ship circles. What object the Steam
ship Company could have in making the
change, no teveF, could cnly be sur
mised. ID anticipates competition at au
early date and Waats its executive on
Ger where be will be able 70 oct ai once
when impoFtant matters develop.
The Canadian Pacific is doing little
a. vet, bus Sir John Macdonald, Pre-
nieF Of Canada, has lsft for England 10
ash tse Home Government 30 subsidi1e
the Canadian Pacific Steamship Line,
and IL it does the Pacific Mail will be
compelled 20 6eht for as much OF the
bosiness as it nos gets. Recent an
nouscementa Of the rival steamship
line from this ciiy are also believed 10
be the cause Of the removal Of the head
quarters 10 this city.
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LAxD Grants.

THK NoRTHERN PACIFIC RESPONDS TO IHn
RULE OF THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
wAAHrx0ToH, June 25.-In response 10
the rule Of the Secretary Of the InteFieF,
issaed the 231 alt., on the land grant
railroad eompanies. 10 show cause on or
before June 9Th Why several orders of
withdrawal from settlement of lands
within their indemnify claims should
therein restored 10 settlement, the
Northern Pacific Company has nled
answer. The rule sets forth that the
record ef the GensFal Land O6ie show,
In respect to the several Withdrawals
TeEriAsries thsrein named. TIE
Northern Pacihs Company, among
the others. has either made the
selection Of all the lands TO which
Il is entitled OF has collected all liable
10 gseh collection There ls only one
limit TO the indemnity lands
and that is ten miles each
side Of sAsd beyond The granted
sections. This limit, like the grant. ex
tends along the entire line Of the road
fr0m terminus 10 terminus, aR3 IL oaA
make no difference whether 10 is less In
Ya
whether 10 10 greater or lees In one than
In the other, for the grant is common
10 the whole read. and net 10 the road
In Minnesota or the road In Washine-
ton Territory, and the Losses are like
wise common 10 the whole road. They
are lesses 10 the company, and % In
deunity lands ere equally eommon 20
the whole road and are given 10 supply
those losses.
To the second ruls Of the same date
entered among others upon the North
err Pacific setting forth thai the CON.
pany had noe informed The DepaRtuent
70 What extent 70 was entitled 30 lands
In its indemnity linits. and that ample
time had been given 10 70 assert ita
rights, hence ns sufnsient reasons exist
for q longer continuing In force sf the
several orders Of withdrawal OF that Q
certain time should be hxsd within
which lie rights should Be entered
ana that the lands 10 Which tie con-
pAny is entitled By indemnity limits
should be restored 70 Osttlers. The
company in answer sets forth thai u
has thus far promptly asserted its
rights 10 the land within iss tndemity
limits 90 the extent the ASTON Of the
government and the lsad de.
pArtnena uili permit. bat can
20 no further uatil the government
surveys Of the remaining granted and
Indemnity lands and no faster than
thoss surveys progress; thaa uBtil the
eompissiou Of saFveys In the sections
Of the granted limits and Adjudication
Of the rights Of the company. neither
the company nor YouF department.
can definitely defermfne 10 what extent
10 d ensitled 10 the lands withiEs The
indemnity lsws; thai thsrs are saf1sieut
reasons for coutiaaisa in fores the ssv-
eraI ordsru Of sithdFawAl sdesttng
lie Iands guaranteed 10 The eoDpany oy
Congress in ils charter that u should
have inaernnity for ell lands disposed
Of pEssr 10 the locAtion Of tos road
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GoULo AND sAGE


rHE NEW IoHK '@rIMEs" sHsvs HoU
THHH sAcAIFIuED rHEIn so-caLISD
FRIENps N THn RnoxNT PANIC.
NKw YoEK, June 2s.-The Tipaes says:
There are peopls In Wall stfesa Who
40 nos credit all the statements made
bV the Gould crowd yesterday. 6oald
and SAGE sailed ioans by the wholg sale.
They dld their best 10 corner money.
Tpey sauabled bAskesfals OF stock on
tha rnarket. The nreak vaa Of their
own deaisning-sa believes every one
Who presames 30 have an intepsr dent
euip,oa. IL Was their own Western
Union Ana Misso1ri PAcias and Man
haitian that they nsed 10 siuR tie mar
ket vita, and IL they we're net going
cunning after Cyras W. FIELD, every in
dlcasion seemingly WsFth the atteation
is ell wrong.
aIt has BEN IN open secret this many
asy that Gould and SAGE did not love
Field, fer all their speculative co-SaFt-
nerShip With him. Sage ts on record
a. sayina that The tine was cominR
Whsn Cyrus W. Field Uill 20 patteF-
paissF.' fleld. sseordtng % eounon
fAu,e. "A loa sed heavily With Manhattan.
Tbs WeAlthiest eitt1ens Of this town
can boaSa thai every ons Of thsm vas
caachs loadsd With stocks 81 top prtce2.
Russell Sage and Jay Goai1 have
slA1zhtered every G1s Of tselr frsends.'
a. theis hangers oa lore TO Label them
selvea jay Gould o1sFs ~ ~ exs1ss
for hia Wholesale calling Of loans that
he thoaRkt the stecAx wera ekeap and
be eoald lsnd Eonsg 10 better aavAn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26
CIVIL aRREICK.

SECRETARIES or LEGAL BOARDs IN SIS.
EIoR AT HKW xoHH.
Nav Yonk, June 25.-Ths Secretaries
of the local civil boards at several OF
the larger cities, called here to confer
with the Civil Service Commission with
q view TO establishing q uniiofm system
Of Examinations throughout she ooun-
try and 10 s1chanRe views upon quss
tions affecting the Civil Service system.
concluded their conference this after
noons
Oae OF the mosl important Questions
discussed was the one amending the
present rules Do as TO provide for the
examination aad marking Of papers Of
the applicants for positions anywhere
for customs or postal service by the
present Central Board Of Examination,
located In Washington, being enlarged
By the appointment Of one or mere ef
6cient officers from each Of the several
more important local ofacts In the
country. Il is claimed that
by this system Of examining
papers Q uniformity In marking
and greater promptneas would be Sc
cured. and that II would relisve the sys-
tenn Of the suspicion of favoVitism.
Mason, Secretary OF the Nsw York
Postoffloe Board, and Donovan, of the
Chicago Custom House, were appointed
q committee 10 present In writing the
views Of the Secretaries apon this sab
iect. The Secretaries unanimously IA
vored the raising Of the minimum
standard Of eligibility TO q osrtif1oatiop
from IS 10 20, except ~ TO such place
40 required special or technical quslifl-
cation. Tcey also favored discontin
uance OF the IS year limitation as to the
age Of clerks In general, except 10 spec
ial eases. and also TO raise the minimum
Limitation Of age Of lstter carriers from
Is to a. The Commission vill soon
place the matter before the President
FOR his approval.
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ordered to Iatereept Indians.


Agreeable 10 advertisement, the ca
cuFsion 10 Victoria on the steamer
OlJmplan, fer the beneht Of Grace Hos
pitAl, occurred yesterday. The eorly
hour set for the departure from Taco
NAB o. n.-probably prevented co.,
siderable number Of persons fIom CON-
ing from that town, vho Would other
wise have come had they known the
boat would NOT start until Two hours
later, as she did start. As u vas, only
sixty persons came from Tao0mA. On
the dock 10 this city, however, they
gathered 10 the number Of four hundred
and thirty-nen, women and children,
accompanied by tie excellent band Of
the First Regiment Of Territorial Mili-
tia. About 3 o'clock, amid strains Of
cheering music. the mAgnihesni steam
er moved OF headed for the nerth. ALI
we're on deck passing the thres miles Of
the eitY water front, anxious 20 see the
town. its iunamerAble impgovem enta.
the works Of the Ssattle, Late Shore A
Eastern Railway, eto. The run 30 PoFt
Townsend Oooupsed three hours and
vas devoid Of incident. At that place
seventy ave more persons we're taken
on. . great thronR Of citizens standing
on The wharf 10 witness the coming and
going Of the bia excursion steamer, 10
see their friends from the upper Sound,
and listen 20 the music. On the Straits
Of Ruea. q light wind and Q small sea
prevailed, not eBonRb, though, 10 make
the passage uncomfortable OF the pas
sengsFs seasiek. Victoria Was reached
As e'clOck. All on beard got
ashore e. quickly 20 possible, sad be-
took themselves 70 pablio eating heusea,
ts the residences Of frisods and 20
drives shout The city. In this way foaF
houFs we're spent, when the three re-
peated Whistles Of the steamer called
the people 10 bar decks Amid cheers
fFsn tounspeople and passengers and
music BY the RsgimsntL Band, the
steamer started on bar return, reaching
Port Towossnd litiis after 10 and So
al1ss about a niQht. The return trip
wa almost. II not quite, ss
pleasant a. the trip over, tie
beaatifaI saloons Of the splendid craft
being made d0ubly attractive By the
brackets and chandeiioFs of eleotFio
liRkts; the children FompipR aboat and
the elder folkB qaisiiy enioyinz social
eonvsrss, in ths IaxaFisas seAis, many
also takine Btsterooma. By arrange
msnt wiih local eonfeotioneF, Tea. o0f-
fee, cakes, sandgiobes, coda water,
Iemonaae and Ice cream we're 20 Be had
aa any time fFom ths start 20 sbs return.
Though the nambeF Of excaFsiOnisia
vas nos % RFeas - tee ladiss VIE got up
The sxeursio8 hoped for, ths patronage
Waa anfd stentlV liberal 10 anabla than
10 clear . very handsome sum for The
bsasnt Of the Hospital They sola the
TiRht 10 fuRnisn reffoshma1ts for $50;
they Eealixsd from The rent Of state
Fooma e20, and from the azls Of tiskeas
about ello. Ths ex. lenses inelndsd
eS5 for the band. 600 for the steamer,
and fsw sman bills probably not ex-
eeediDg tIt. 1hs beneAt, tharefors,
yiil nes Grace HOSPITAL something like
87W.
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fzs EmB uEDza ouETnoE AND soHx o.
ZEE MuKna slaHAL rnom Tm
pzPTzs - TEB MrNh
Vz1aExEA, June 2s.-The Gre IN tAs
6oala a Garry mine was beonght unasl
eeaeEol ~ es3o this morning and all
Efforts are now being dressed 70 The
rescue of the SIX imprisoned men The
damAae 10 the mine by the asmss b not
sertops,
Al nosn The ffs had been eompIsssly
extinaeiahed and The cage had been
lowered 10 The 1870 fOot Level IN IN en-
oeavOr 10 reaeh the imprisoned men.
Ihe reocatnR party have been driven
back b. the smoke and gas. Nothing b
yea definitely known about the fata Of
she impxasoned men.
IL vas knowu that some Of the i'm
pFi9ened miners we're alive at 3 O'Clock
this morhinh, fof al skas hOar slanAls
we're made to the Consolidated Virginia
miners from below. They we're In the
shape Of several sharp knocks and
wheu answered we're repeated. The
Riad news came 10 the surface and
sprsAd like wildara.
Unavziling efforts we're repeatedly
made today 70 rescue the si4 miners ~
@alnine entomhed In the burnine
Gould h Curry mine, In which ave
miners lost their lives last night.
The IRE vas extinguishe6 Abo0s
noon and the cage was sens down,
but was drawn back after II had reach
ed the 1000 foot level. Relays Of miners
are tunnellinR through from the Coasol-
dated Virginia mine and expect b.
Feaoh the place Of impFiaonment Of
the miners By n0oh tomoTtoW,
The damees to the mine from the fire
70 very slight. IL is known that the i'm
this morning, which has occasioned
Rreat energy on the part Of relief par
ties. holding out the hope thst the
miners may still be alive when the tan
nel is completed.
Not sound has been heard today
from the imprisoned miners, bat there
% still slight hope that they may be
found alive. Not moment will be
lost until the place whare they are i'm
pTisoned ID reached. Quite Q sum OF
money will be Subscribed for the
Four.h OF July celebration here, bat -
the loss Of life through the Goald d
Garry Gre will mar the festivities on the
National holiday, and 90 the families Of
the dead miners are Ia great distress, II
is quite likely that this monsy will b.
applied 10 their relief. Comstock
miners donated $1,000 Of their earnings
for the relief Of lhe Nanaim0 sufferers.
Subscriptions for the miners families
sre being taken ct Carson City and sew
efal hundred dollars have already been
raised,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

CnrcAao, Jane "a special FROM
Winnigeg says that seeret orders
have been issued 10 The local VoiantseF
battali0ns 10 bold themselves Ia Feadi
pes for aetivs seavsos. II IL believed
10 be q Tase on tee part Of the Domin-
Ion Government 10 send voiuneeers
vest under the psetext that another up'
risiRa emoog the indians Il feared, 20
thai the 0oFernment can easily eaETy
out its evident intention Of preventing
Mnnitoba from b1iidinR the proposed
road 10 tha boundary. II is said 70 be
The GOvsEnmsns's intention 10 send into
Winnipeg meanted poiiee and yolun-
tssFs and % eoeFes the proytoce tnto
submissiOu. Many eitissns are discuss
ing the AFFAIR and . measure Il being
devised 70 meet the GOvsFnmsnt aRd
checkmafe its sehemea,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

The members Of the @. A. Il. and The
p1olfc generally here have been mach
exercised ever President Csvsland'a
order 10 return tie rebel nAga. The bic
ter feslinQ called forth BY the original
ordsr has not been entirely allayed BY
tts vtthdrawal. People are beginning
10 End cut that the Souihezn CoDfed-
eEeey ie nov RAINING the 0oTernment
Of the Unised Saatea, and sach things
are b Be expected. There are bat two
IDEAS controlling the National Adminis.
trafton AZ this tine, and they are The
Ssath. FepressntiuR she secession idss.
and the eoainess interests Of Ne9 York.
There is no other ntiment OF pflEci
PIE entertained BY tbs Executive De.
paFtment a. Washington, and Surpria
ct the order above referred % 10 unfo0-
soaable under the circumstances. ~
The people Of tbs united States invest
The Democratic party, alias The South
ern Confodaraey, With power, tier must
expect saeh orders and others niili more
disgfaoeful and dishonorahle. Whenever
they can Be brorght to prepeF ssrma OF
gubmission.
LARGE vTrHDRAvAL or RAuaoAD LANDS.
Within the past three weeks the ".
p. Il. Il. 90. has made selections in
plaee Of lands within their eFanA for
the purpose Of resolving patents thare-
for at the North Yakima LAnd Offloe.
10 l,663, ,lS6 acres. Thoss
lands are all within tie North Yakima
land district, and the fees paid into this
land ofhee amounted. upon these seleo.
lions to &3o,776 n.
VIZ Y. PnomaRR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

LIMA (Ohio), jane B.-Ths bsilsF Of
ths Standard Oh Refinery sxplodsd
this Aftsrnoon, vFeekinR baildIna and
baryiEa Eseineer Lsgia Meyers n The
debris. pF0oably killing hiw- SIX other
workmen we're isiuFed.
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sLLnAs lOali June &.-Ast0Fnsy
Dsl8as eoEtin1ed bis ErRanent for the
dsfsAss 10 TIE SiUDcas sass thia fore
nooc, foll0Sine % his attack Of yeslsr-
day co tue rAil9sy e0mpany and the
methods whies ha1 been employed IN
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Tie sea Of March 3 1855. above referred
%. b baasd ysi thoae psiaeiplea are nm.
doaeeedly cOFrocs. and the soo0eF they
ere carried into etfeet TIE better q Will
Be for all concerned. Al fsaptri.n ~
sslpsrSo, . government within . govern
ment % this chAracter, 4 net 10 bar.
mooy With American inaiitutinna.
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Travellers Life and Accident.

largest Accident WoFd. ana Issues the Best
Policy hotdeFs
w aaesta, - 0ao, surplus.
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NNENA, June za-Uo1nt ApponyI1'
organ, she Pssfs HsplO, psblisbes an ar
tiels supposed 20 emiDate diFeesiy from
Cardinal simon and Ooans App0nyis,
according 20 which KulturkAmpf 10 In
sight In Hungary, arising from the CON
ing eoUhict between the Hungarian
Rptseopals and the premier Of tfs see,
Who IL accused Of distFibotine Episcopal
sees To secoFd&noe With the political
merits Of the candidates. IL q stated
in The article thai the Pope has notified
the NnDcis at Vienna THAI be does NOT
cbjess % the present ocespasts Of the
sssa. bui that he does obiss1 10 the vay
10 whieh the preistes are transferred
for the sole paFpo8s sf Increasing TIE
ravannaa of moma hiahonn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

The psosssatisn of ths dsfsudant. Ths
cass wih pEohahiy 90 10 the Jury to-
nfgAf.
3. u. HimmOn1 ehaFRed With sFscn IN
having sst IRE. allezed. 10 TIE Hotel Del
Mones, was this eftsrEo1n acquitted On
the Aesl ballot The Holel Dsl Mozte.
situated In Monterey, vas ore Of the
principaf mmmeE resorts Of The coaGl
and waa . splendid stractasa. costing
half q million dollara.
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ahIppIaR InleIIIGenee.

POzT DTscovHHY. Jans 25.-Ssiled
2Iih-B Bark Mary Glover.
6AM RRANcEsco, June 25.-Arrived-
Ship ]. 3. Thomas, seattle; ship Yo-
semitic. TBcoua; steamer San Pedro,
Tacoma; ship Ivanhoe, Seattle; schoon-
eF Asyon, Tacoma.
Sailsd-Ship Earl Of DAlhousie, Na-
naimo; ship louisiana, PsIG Town
send.
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NaFbIe 0aarry Destroyed.


WAsETNoToN, June 25.-The Acting
Comptroller OF the Currency has re-
ceived telegram from Bank Examiner
StuFgis, saying that Affairs in Chicago
have resumed their normal condition,
and that the management Of the AmeTi.
can Exchange National Bank 10 honest
and reliable, and its depositors are well
protected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

LoRD0S, June 25.-The government
10 considering an Offer by vhioh q snb-
sidy OF 5000 yearly will secure three
lines of first GLASS steamers on the trans
Canadian route 10 the East. one line 10
connect Liverpool and Halifax aud the
other tvo 10 connect the Pacific ter
minus Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
With Australia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

IL is manifestly Desirable that the
tribal relations Of the Indians sbOald
be broken up a. soon a. pFaetioable.
The YAKIMA lndiAn Reservation, for
sxample. i,elndes within its limits
more than one thousand square miles,
eli within Yakima eounty. 1has tUO
separate and dissisot systems Of GOV.
eFsmsnt shoald Be Suecegfaliy earrisd
on In this comfy is not possible. That
the resideets 81 this oonnty shouid Be-
hsld anenabls 10 tso sets Of laws, en-
tireiy different from each other, accord
log 10 the sias Of tbe reservation line
upon which thsy lived. i an absurd
anomaly which gross 0ut Of The mis-
takes % the GOvsrnmsnt In former
times IN its dealings With the IndiaDa.
and which shoald Be corrected SifhOot
any Unnecessary delay. Whiisa some
additional sxpsrse might Be entailsd
upon the counttes In which these fessF-
yakions are located, AZ the ontset, In
eagFytna oat he pEineiples upon Weioh
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LONDON. June 26.-The King Of Bel.
gium visited the Eass London Childrsn's
Hospital this Afternoon and the Peo-
ple's Palace. recently inaoGurafed by
the Queen, and laid the corner stone of
the library building 30 Be attached 10
the Peoples Palace.